9 081 résultats
193119770Dayton OH: The McCall Company 1931-32. Vertical crease to the first issue mild rubbing and stress creases to the set a nearly fine to fine set with the exception of the January 1932 issue which is good only 19770. Octavo six issues pictorial wrappers. Pulp magazine. Bedsheet format. Complete six part serial "The Triumph of Tarzan" later published in book form as TARZAN TRIUMPHANT. The first issue has a Tarzan cover by Laurence Herndon. Reference: Heins p. 76-77. The McCall Company unknown
193916075Chicago: Popular Publications 1939. Some age tanning to page edges mild edge wear to cover with several tiny edge tears and two small chips to left edge closed tear along upper front cover a very good or better copy. 16075. Octavo single issue pictorial wrappers. Pulp magazine. Features the Raymond Chandler story "Pearls are a Nuisance". Reference: Cook Mystery Detective and Espionage Magazine pp. 168-170. Popular Publications unknown
1927879731927. MAGAZINE TEIKOKU HATSUMEI KYOKAI. HATSUMEI THE INVENTION 41 issues. Tokyo Maru-no-uchi. Magazines bound Western style in decorated wrappers. 1927 - 1943. About 26 x 19 cm in size. This important magazine began in 1905. The Imperial Science and Invention Society that published the magazine built a permanent research facility for inventors in the Meguro area in Tokyo about the time of the earthquake. The magazine continued after the war and is still in publication today. This group of issues is as follows: Vol. 24 1927 #s 3457; Vol. 27 1930 #s 9 & 11; Vol. 29 1932 #s 5 & 7; Vol. 34 1937 #s 6-12; Vol.35 1938 #s 9 & 10; Vol.36 1939 #9; Vol.37 1940 #s 246-9 12; Vol.38 1941 #s 2-41012; Vol.39 1942 #s 24-68912; Vol.40 1943 #s 1245. The earlier issues are dedicated to civilian inventions though as war looms in the late 30s and arrives in the 40s the inventions grow warlike as well. However in 1943 there is a strange cover photo of a torn Japanese flag seemingly hanging at half staff - odd message indeed in the middle of a total war. Overall good or better condition with occasional soiling and edgewear. Very unusual in the marketplace. unknown
17903753<b>Washington's First State of the Union Address & Jefferson's Report on Currency Weights and Measures</b><p>Mathew Carey's <i>American Museum</i> was published from January 1787 to December 1792. According to Mott it shared with <i>The</i><i>Columbian Magazine</i> the honor of being America's first successful magazine. This is volume eight of twelve volumes with six issues each with the issues from July through December 1790. <br /></p><p>The volume contains two signature pieces from the early Federal period -- Washington's first State of the Union address Appendix II pp. 47-48 and Jefferson's report on currency weights and measures Appendix II pp. 35-46. Among the other noteworthy content is Ferdinando Fairfax's "Plan for liberating the negroes within the United States" essentially a gradual voluntary government-assisted emancipation with relocation of the freed slaves to a new colony in Africa.<br /></p><p><b>Reference:</b> Mott <i>A History of American Magazines 1741-1850</i>: pp. 100-103.</p><b>Condition:</b> Original calf binding with red title label and embossed volume number "8". Ex-library with ornate early "Erasmus Hall Library" bookplate inside front board. Lacking ffep. Head and tail of spine eroded. Front board rejointed; rear hinge cracked. Contents age-toned with scattered light foxing and spotting with very infrequent heavier foxing. <br /><br />ICN 2387. Carey, Stewart, & Co. hardcover
196228510<p>FLAME 1962. B/W Photo of Her in White FUR Stole & Evening Dress on MAGAZINE Cvr American singer and pianist who has been cited as "the most popular black female recording artist of the '50s .MAGAZINE Signed on cover Dinah ORIGINAL Jan 1962 THE FLAMINGO FLAME MAGAZINES FROM FLAMINGO CLUB GOOD- Condition Light rub wear scuff EDGE CHIPS & FEW SMALL HOLES. Signed by Author. 1st Edition. Printer Wrapper. Good/No Jacket.</p> FLAME paperback
193631578New York: C.J.H. Publications Inc. 1936. Text paper tanned but quite supple light edge wear with tiny closed tears at the upper and lower spine. A very good or better copy with bright front cover. 31578. Large octavo single issue illustrations by Fred Meagher pictorial wrappers saddle stapled. Pulp magazine. The only issue which includes eight full page color illustrations. An attempt to blend the comic strip and pulp field which did not find the right audience. Includes the lead story which stars Flash Gordon and three other SF stories. Reference: Tymm and Ashley Science Fiction Fantasy and Weird Fiction Magazines pp. 273-274. C.J.H. Publications, Inc. unknown
232851983. Transgender Tapestry a run of 13 magazines spanning 1983 to 2002 trace the editorial and political development of a major U.S. transgender periodical from the Tiffany Club era of "the magazine for persons interested in transvestism & transsexualism" to the later IFGE-era language of "Celebrating the Diversity of Gender Expression." Issue 40 1983 grounds the early publication in community infrastructure through "A HOUSE What it means" "Special Report: Provincetown Outing 1983" and "NO NAME: Coping with the use and mis-use of labels" while Issue 74 Winter 1995 announces the title shift to Transgender Tapestry and pairs that change with cover lines on Rachael Pollack "The SRS Surgeon Crisis" and "Hunks in Frocks: The New Drag Films." The later issues in this run extend that documentary range into debates over Stonewall memory spouses' and wives' rights intersex politics hate crimes Sylvia Rivera and anti-violence discourse all within the publication history of a magazine founded by Merissa Sherrill Lynn and renamed beginning with Issue 74 in Winter 1995.<br /> <br /> Tapestry / Transgender Tapestry. Massachusetts: Tiffany Club and International Foundation for Gender Education 1983-2002. Archive of 13 issues. The run preserves multiple title states including The TV-TS Tapestry Tapestry Journal and Transgender Tapestry and several issues retain strong cover copy and interior editorial matter that show the magazine's changing terminology subject matter and intended readership across two decades.<br /> <br /> 1 Lynn Merissa Sherrill and Delores Carter eds. The TV-TS Tapestry. Wayland Massachusetts: Tiffany Club 1983. Issue 40.<br /> 2 Lynn Merissa Sherrill ed. The TV-TS Tapestry. Massachusetts: Tiffany Club 1991. Issue 59. <br /> 3 Lynn Merissa Sherrill and Vivian D. Allen eds. The TV-TS Tapestry Journal. Massachusetts Fall 1994. Issue 69. <br /> 4 Allen Vivian D. ed. The TV-TS Tapestry Journal. Massachusetts Winter 1995. Issue 70. <br /> 5 Lynn Merissa Sherrill ed. The TV-TS Tapestry Journal. Massachusetts Summer 1995. Issue 72. <br /> 6 Allen Vivian D. ed. The TV-TS Tapestry Journal. Massachusetts Fall 1995. Issue 73. <br /> 7 Lynn Merissa Sherrill ed. Transgender Tapestry. Massachusetts: International Foundation for Gender Education Winter 1995. Issue 74. <br /> 8 Transgender Tapestry. Massachusetts: International Foundation for Gender Education Summer 1997. Issue 79. <br /> 9 Transgender Tapestry. Massachusetts: International Foundation for Gender Education Fall 1997. Issue 80. <br /> 10 Transgender Tapestry. Massachusetts: International Foundation for Gender Education Summer 1999. Issue 87. <br /> 11 Transgender Tapestry. Massachusetts: International Foundation for Gender Education Fall 1999. Issue 88. <br /> 12 Transgender Tapestry. Massachusetts: International Foundation for Gender Education Winter 2000. Issue 92. <br /> 13 Transgender Tapestry. Massachusetts: International Foundation for Gender Education Summer 2002. Issue 98. <br /> <br /> These 13 issues span transgender community debates across two decades of change: early issues address naming labels and community formation through pieces such as "A HOUSE What it means" and "NO NAME: Coping with the use and mis-use of labels" while the renamed Transgender Tapestry moves into explicitly political and institutional subjects including "The SRS Surgeon Crisis" "The First National Gender Lobby Day" "From Stonewall the Rebellion to Stonewall the Movie" "The GID Controversy" "Disposable People" "Remembering Our Dead" "Focus: Intersex" "GenderPAC in Washington" "Intersex Advocacy" "Jennifer Levi Attorney for Gender Justice" and "The Transgender Civil Rights Project." Across these issues the magazine records the shift from the Tiffany Club's earlier "tv-ts" and "transsexualism" framework to the broader transgender politics formalized by the title change at Issue 74 in Winter 1995. The later numbers coincide with the consolidation of transgender rights organizing in the 1990s and early 2000s: GenderPAC lobbying public argument over Gender Identity Disorder the emergence of Transgender Day of Remembrance-era anti-violence discourse expanded intersex advocacy and national legal work around gender identity discrimination all appear here in contemporaneous print rather than retrospective summary. <br /> Light creasing and minor handling wear across the run; interiors generally clean and complete. Overall good condition. This run preserves issue by issue the magazine's own record of changing transgender language political priorities and community print culture from the early 1980s through the early 2000s. unknown
1901ZB1016752London : National Magazine Company 1901. volumes 1-80 1901-1928 passim lacks volumes 52 & 66 & many volume indices folio profusely illustrated partly bound various ownership markings but in all textually clean and bindings tight. - If you are reading this this item is actually physically in our stock and ready for shipment once ordered. We are not bookjackers. Buyer is responsible for any additional duties taxes or fees required by recipient's country. Photos available upon request. London : National Magazine Company unknown
329581New York 1970. Illustrated wrappers with bump to bottom corner and along side some soiling else very good. Missing Section 2 all other sections are present and near fine. Aspen Magazine No. 8 often refrered to as "The Fluxus Issue" contains works by Dan Graham David Antin Terry Atkinson Michael Baldwin Philip Glass Jackson Mac Low La Monte Young Steve Reich Richard Serra Yvonne Rainer Jo Baer Dennis Oppenheim Robert Morris Robert Smithson and Edward Ruscha. unknown
19892110502150903115Mitsuhito-sha 1989. Soft Cover. Fine. Number of books: 16 Mitsuhito-sha paperback
18551530Sevilla: Imp-Libr. Española y Extrangera el tomo 1º y Francisco Alvarez y Cia. tomos 2º 3º y 4º 1855-57.- 4 TOMOS VII768; 798; 790; 780 pp.; 4º 24 x 155 cm; Media Piel época ligeramente gastada.- COLABORAN: Juan Nicolas Böhl de Faber ; Fernando de Gabriel y Ruiz de Apodaca; Aureliano Fernandez-Guerra; Fernán Caballero; Ramón de Campoamór; Eduardo Mier; Juan Eugenio de Hartzenbusch; José Amador de los RÃos; Juan de Ariza; José Bermudez de Castro; Alberto Lista y Aragón; Juan Valera; Antonio Alcalá Galiano y Trujillo. etc. MUY RARA. Solo ofrecemos los 4 primeros tomos. Palau 263737 indica 6 tomos. Las encuadernaciones se encuentran algo rozadas en los bordes pero restauradas y la cabeza del lomo del tomo III está reparada de pequeñas faltas. El interior en perfecto estado. LITERATURA Y FILOSOFÃA ESPAÑOLAS DE LOS SIGLOS XIX-XXI Y SU HISTORIA EN GENERAL Libro en español Imp-Libr. Española y Extrangera [el tomo 1º] y Francisco Alvare hardcover
18832111902160200204Shahon 1883. Soft Cover. Fine. Volume: 1 Shahon paperback
1911011936: GEORGES NEWNES LTD. 1911. Hardcover. Good. Brock Rene Bull Joseph Simpson. 1911 B00K: /GOOD/ . B00K: /GOOD/ $2400.17 Reduced From. the STRAND MAGAZINE: an ILLUSTRATED M0NTHLY V0L. XLII July to December. Arthur Conan Doyle; P. G. Wodehouse; E. Phillips Oppenheim; Mrs. Baillie Reynolds; NEWNES George Brock Rene Bull Joseph Simpson. GE0RGES NEWNES LTD. 1911 Blue Colored Cloth Spine With Title In Polished Gold Rectangle Hard Cover B00K: /Good/ Shelf Edge And Corner Wear 800 Numbered Pages Printed On Off White Paper Browning On Edges In Very Good/ Condition That Were Lightly Viewed And Are Clean And Tight To The Spine Slight Wear. Spine Is Weak. Image On Page 609 Is Included. Arthur Conan Doyle on one side and featuring a portrait of Sherlock Holmes THE DISAPPEARANCE OF LADY FRANCES CARFAX by Arthur Conan Doyle. Arthur Conan Doyle titled ONE CROWDED HOUR plus P. G. Wodehouse E. Phillips Oppenheim and Mrs. Baillie Reynolds. Also illustrations by Brock Rene Bull Joseph Simpson. D/j: None. Description Applies To This Book ONLY. This Book Is Hard To Find Will Be Packaged And Shipped Carefully To Avoid Shipping Damage And Will Make It An Excellent Addition To Your Own Personal Library Collection Or As A Gift. World Wide Shipping AVAILABLE. <br/> <br/> GEORGES NEWNES, LTD. hardcover
20082092902138302425TBS 2008. Soft Cover. Fine. Number of pages: 16 video discs Size: 12 cm Number of books: 2 boxes TBS paperback
83802<p>The Railway Magazine is still Britain's best-selling rail title. It was first published in 1897 and has been published continuously since.<br />It was started by Joseph Lawrence and Frank E. Cornwall who believed there was market for amateur railway enthusiasts.</p> hardcover
1836A115920London: SPCK 1836. Fine. tall octavo. original gathers 112pp. illusts. Nos. 247 250 252 255 259 264 269 276 277 279 280 284 286 288. May 7th - Dec. 31st 1836. 14 issues. Nice run in original gathers. Inc. many nice wood engravings. Printed double-column. Evidently extracted from a larger bound run. All copies exceptionally nice bright & clean. Scarce especially in this condition SPCK unknown
19413477Madrid 1941-1970.- Tamaño 4º.- En el año 1945 se publica también un "Congreso de cuatro estudios sociales". La revista es mensual salvo alguna excepción pero la numeración cambia a partir de 1944 y vuelve a cambiar en 1970. TRABAJO DERECHO LABORAL SOCIAL Y RELACIONES CON LA EMPRESA Libro en español Sin editorial paperback
19757697Madrid: Inst. de Estudios PolÃticos 1941-1975.- Tamaño 4º.- Contiene 2 Indices Generales del número 1 al 84 y del 85 al 114 más un suplemento de Información Económica del año 1943 y los números 1 al 6 del Suplemento de PolÃtica Social. REVISTA CON AMPLIO CONTENIDO EN DERECHO POLITICO. SOCIOLOGÃA Y POLÃTICA ESPAÑOLA EN GENERAL GIBRALTAR Libro en español Inst. de Estudios Políticos paperback
62651London: Printed for D. Henry and R. Cave 1757. Original copper engraved map of North America 24 x 24.5 cm. overall bound as issued in the Gentleman's Magazine. 8vo. 20.5 x 12.5 cm. Contemporary full calf sides ruled in gilt spine with raised bands and richly gilt-decorated compartments red morocco label. 21 of 22 plates the 'supplement' map of England not issued 10 of which maps and plans including one of Corsica a Physical Planisphere from the North Pole a map of the French coast about Rochefort and one of the mouth of the Ganges showing English and French settlements. Old ownership inscription of J. Hogkins dated 1757 to flyleaf. Binding rubbed along extremities with minor loss to head and foot of spine upper joint cracked but holding strong binding is sewn some very light occasional foxing contents generally very good. An interesting French & Indian War map extending from Lake Ontario and Fort Ontario to western Nova Scotia centred on Lake Champlain and the Iriquois Country. The map includes notes on the Treaty of Utrect and other boundaries along with the various forts southeast of the St. Laurence River including Presentation Fort Ft. Oswego Ft. Ontario Ft. St. John Ft. Lewis Ft. Chambli Ft. Fredrick at Crown Point Ft. William Henry Ft. Hunless Shirley Ft. Sheldon's Fort Shank's Fort Ft. Dummer No. 4 or Stephen's Fort Ft. Halifax Frank Ft. Ft. Western etc. Boston Harbor is shown. One of the first seat of the war maps to report on the battles in North America. The Gentleman's Magazine was a British publication that helped to normalise the use of maps in support of articles and features. It was founded in 1731 by the prominent London publisher Edward Cave a pioneer in periodical journalism. The magazine continued in print for nearly two centuries shuttering production in 1922. This volume with much on America. This was the publication which first used the word "magazine" from the French for storehouse. Cave wanted to create a storehouse of knowledge and he employed some of London's best writers to fill his pages: Samuel Johnson gained his first regular employment by writing for the Gentleman's Magazine. Other famous contributors included Jonathan Swift. The publication covered a broad range of topics from literature to politics and from 1739 frequently used maps as illustrations. The first map they printed was a woodcut of Crimea; the second was a fold-out map of Ukraine by Emanuel Bowen. Maps were used to show battle lines to chronicle voyages and to educate about areas with which Britain traded. Certain geographers like Thomas Jefferys contributed several maps to the publication. London: Printed for D. Henry, and R. Cave, 1757. hardcover
180458020N.p.: The Lady's Magazine and Modes de Paris 1804 - 1860. 4to.Ex-Library. In 2 volumes. Unpaginated. Bound in contemporary half morocco over boards. Raised bands to spines with gilt panels & lettering. Top edge gilt. Marbled endpapers. Boards marked. Internally very clean. No foxing. Ex-library with library stamp to each plate but with no other markings. Consists of two uniformly bound volumes containing 480 full-page plates with captions mostly hand-coloured and taken from various 19th century fashion journals/magazines. Volume I has 230 plates Vol. II with 250 plates. No text. The dates range from 1804 to the 1860's and have been arranged in chronological order. Many have been carefully mounted onto card while others are full-page. A splendid resource for costume designers. . Very Good. Half Morocco. 1804. The Lady's Magazine and Modes de Paris 1804 - 1860 unknown
194522247USA: Time Magazine 1945. Volume XLV - Number 19 - May 7 1945. Hitler with the red cross to the front panel. Iconic issue. Having been named as one of their 'Men of the Year' Time Magazine issued this the Hitler is cancelled' issue - a good copy and exceptionally scarce. With small hole to the top of the front panel and some wear to the spine and corners. The usual 'cigarettes are good for you' adverts within. Time Magazine unknown
1997mon0000051716Prevention Magazine 1997-01-01. Hardcover. Acceptable. in x in x in. Prevention Magazine hardcover
60043PENNSYLVANIA MAGAZINE OF HISTORY AND BIOGRAPHY. Volume 1 through Volume 50. Phila.: 1877-1927. Vols. 1-35 bound in 3/4-leather vols. 36-50 uniform in cloth except for vol. 40. Ex-library else a very good set. A long run of this collection of local history especially strong on the colonial and revolutionary periods. unknown
193620432<p>Volume 28 Number 2. Door Into Infinity - Edmond Hamilton. Lycanthropus - C. Edgar Bolen. Mask of Death - Paul Ernst. Werewolf of the Sahara - G. G. Pendarves. Medici Boots - Pearl Norton Swet. Red Nails Part 2 - Robert E. Howard. Swamp Demons - C. A. Butz. Death Holds the Post - August Derleth and Mark Schorer. Diary of Philip Westerly - Paul Compton. In the Dark - Ronal Kayser. Four Wooden Stakes - Victor Rowan. Cover by Margaret Brundage. K6</p> Popular Fiction Publishing
BRG-26_8_331Workman Publishing Company 2017-10-03. hardcover. Like New. 7x1x9. Like New Condition.Crisp pages. Clean cover and pages. Book shows no shelf wear. Not Satisfied Contact us to get a refund. Workman Publishing Company hardcover
